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Show TELEPHONE FR MOSTLY CLEAR 3-50- la the mornlnr ud partly cloudy in the afternoon and ereninjr wid scattered afternoon and evening fhnndershowers; low tonight 50; hixn 80; lowest temperature recorded in Ptoto area Saturday morning 47; highest Friday 78. Precipitation .21 of an inch. Buy your 4th of July needs at Sears m Provoj (adr.) 50 For Herald Advertising . jSports. Editorial 1 Circulation j Society Phone: FR 3-46- '' ' 84 A VOL 33, NO. 5 J PROVO, UTAH COUNTY. UTAH. i SUNDAY. Ryss :,Send.ilSS6giiefs for Plane Willing To . t ' n i.i,. V , i. iiiiiipf . Pay 50 Of Damage Hi mi i in i n " : ' i mm" jl ' unnnnlU'imn m j """WH ' " i. . wiu JEiiiOTmrnm. ; y - , J.i Hj 'm ' y y., - - j i. is 4rixi . i - PRICE TEN CENTS 1955 26, retch Talks Ooen ini Effort to Deadline for New Pact Dovn-the-- St Bneidbmih i . ' XAM - JUNE ,1 ..i ii , .. Italy Head To Name New Premier ""J ' PITTSBURGH (UP) The CIO on a proposal booed down by United Steelworkers H told giant union negotiators two days ago. U. S. Steel Corpi yesterday it The company offered wage boosts must make a hefty i increase in averaging more than 10 cents v. ;s .:'?'f v...:5 f its original wage settlement of- an hour. fer to head off a possible indusStephens and USW President try strike of 600,000 workers next David J. McDonald talked secret-Molotov Delivers His week. ily for two hours yesterday in Christian Democrat John A. Stephens, vice presW ineir tirsi discussion Meeting Regrets dent and chief negotiator for the since Thursday night when the Segni Top Favorite nation's top steel producer, was company offered a flat across-th- e uuca fF III! JCWICIUIT For the Appointment understood to have stood firm board wage increase of 6 cents an hour. The rejected offer By GEORGE COFFEY By ROBERT E. JACKSON UP Staff Correspondent UP Staff Correspondent also provided for cent increases ROME (UP) in 32 job classification rates givPresident Gio SAN FRANCISCO (UP) vanni Gronchi wound up talks Minister V. M. Molotov Sat ing the' proposal-- a top range of 22 cents an hour. with political leaders Saturday night delivered his regrets urday and prepared to designate a new to U. S. Secretary of State John The meeting .between Foster Dulles over the forcing and Stephens marked the the in It was S. U. a expected president of down A li 1 1 H C H Navy plane ' w would announce his rhnir tndav J the Bering Straits on June 22 and All bar r i t n 1 n g labor e premier-designatwas a will who of Soviet the said government unions at the- Geneva and -By WILLIAM MILLER try to solve the crisis caused by Ironton plant are affiliated 7 wuung io pay ou per cent pi UP Staff Correspondent the fall of Christian Democratic with the CIO United aamage. Scelba Premier last The Mario of America. Hence Formosa TAIPEI (UP) hurried Molotov called the a down weanesaay. states laid has Geneva and united Ironton, along meeting with Dulles an hour be The top favorite was Christian lone-rantilan designed to make with other U. S. Steel plants, fore he was scheduled to leave Democrat Antonio Segni, former Formosa a formidable link in are directly affected by the San Francisco for New Yorkand agricultural minister and advo-- the western defense chain," it was current negotiations between Russia. Dulles, who was swim cate of a big land reform the United Steelworkers and Saturday, ming at a friends estate at Ruth The the gram. is sources said that the parent' corporation. American Segni erford, Calif., 66 miles from here, n la from of of an the lawyer for to calls for expenditure San Francisco rushed -- stretch Idinia. Uhnut saoo 000 ono vear over a opening of a down-th- e meeting and arrived 10 minutes is the backed NationalSegni majority iong period to keep this drive to meet, the midnight June by before Molotov. oi nis pany, itaiy s Diggest, but ist Chinese Island out of Com- 30 deadline "for new wage agree A State Department statement he is opposed by former Premier munist hands. ments in USW contracts 'with 96 issued after, the meeting said the rthe1 Pella. aid! is Direct militarv expected basic steelv and iron ore pro .riehtwing Giuseppe Soviets asserted the U. S. plane "led a the Christian :w)io Democrat to total $200,000,000 year. Eco- - ducers. was over Soviet waters when the """""" I v rebellion Scelba. nomic aid will account for the U. S: Steel, which employs 150,- said incident occurred and . against poor - remaining $100,000. execThe Christian 000 of the USW members affected Democratic condiand atmospheric visibility utive committee fcgave Segni 18 The principal points in the by the wage talks, again was tions "made possible an error on votes to seven for Pella. Budget United States plan are r one side or another in regard to carrying the ball 'for the entire 1 To keep 23 Chinese Nation- - industry. Minister Ezio Vanoni received the exact position of the plane at four votes. lalist regular army divisions at McDonald ordered the union's the moment of the incident." Next Vanoni full strength and in top combat key wage policy comOffer Falls Short event the In a is crack condition. which In has final say on addition, designated Segni mittee, Dulles said that 44while he ac- j sevdivision Vanoni considered contract and was and Chinese marine all fails, agreements, to meet cepted with satisfaction the So the likely next choice to try to leral reserve divisions would re here at 10 a.m. EDT Monday. He viet government s expression oi FIRE RAGES OUT OF CONTROL Only gaunt, blackened walls ward members joined with firemen in battling the blaze. Most form a governments d ceive United States support. hoped to have a regret, the offer as a whole fell remained today of the Lake View Ward Chapel which was de on a ma2 Na To Chinese build The Christian Democratic new one (Continued were saved the Page tour) up except piano. of; chapel furnishings short of what he had expected of stroyed by fire late Saturday. Herald staff photo shows fire m nian Tai1i Tvim. hii ho mH WmHitPiv tn jority favors a renewal of - the tionalist air force of eight wings rfahnn In the Soviet government of, light waer-tth streams of coabuon tof of jet" fighter and fighter bomber A the sideof north vainly playing .fighters build to new a j in i902, the information received." ' r one,constructed chapel jreplaceb3d of center main around. dozens with Photo the IPella-le- d crowded But spectators chapel, parties. planes, a wing consists of about Dulles immediately contacted was taken 75 planes. ; from wheat field immediately to the north. The The chapel was one of Lake View's most prominent landmarks. (minority wants an j President Eisenhower and plannext events two to was scene of and be the fa housed wards "3 the Nauonalis It which Democratic of a been To has government relying beautiful, pastoral give ordinarily part ned to discuss the matter with chapel, 100th the area's on month two the monarchists for was additional of a turned into as saddened anniversary. destroyers marking frantic activity scene, rightwing place Navy the chief executive in Washing of in Parliament. a number and landing crati voting support ."ton Monday. Chris-- 1 and ' patrol Nationaust a The boatSi president, leftwing The secretary had just finished inten-- 1 sources say this would bring the an ended tian Democrat, a swim at the home of the Marsive stretch of negotiations at navy strength to four destroyers, quis de La Pins in Rutherford, noon. His last caller was Pella, five destroyer escorts, more than CHICAGO (UP) The nation's Calif., some, 66 miles north of who was summoned in his capaci- - 3 gunboats and a fleet of auxiliary wheat farmers apparently aphere when he 'received a tele 'ships ty as a former premier. proved marketing quotas on their phone message that Molotov wantCHRISTENSEN N. carried g L. and structure. residents the referBy 1956 crops in a nation-wid- e passersby brick, ed to confer with him. The secbuild the from historic The Lake Ward furniture View curView The Lake Ward is from Farmers endum Saturday. chapel retary returned to his suite in Chapel was destroyed by fire traffic 100th and its along states made ing keep helped rently celebrating year. ;7V big r BUENOS AIRES, (UP Presi The chapel, constructed in 1902 the busy Geneva road from inthe difference. and the comlines hose D. with is Peron a landmark and the states in Juan dent 23 36 th? the ' of terfering seeking long Returns from He covered distance, with ff vain to save munity, was to have been the Lnef ri new interior minister to replace showed upuauun. i which farmers in voted, ,:n-lS?iThe blaze started about' 4:30 p.m. center of much of the centennial .SS Two Fire Departments Angel Borlengbi, who has held 96,481 votes for "controls with V u . t.rn. nc sent the top police post since .Peron - kArsrQ wuijr Provo's Fire activity.' Department uj against. That was 69 plus per wvw miUtt"a sUndlng when the flames sub- - There was apparently no one two pumpers and a ladder truck began his first term in 1946, it cent in favor with 66.6 of those in the ' building when the blaze to the scene, with an initial crew was reported today. comciti8 with the The voting .necessary for approval. June WASHINGTON UP) meeting Fire broke out in the area of started. joined hy Bowen ft half dozen men. Pres- - Hier Jwhcat - nrodurintr states cabinet entire The Hoover Former for the chairman of,a Committee mission's resigned jzens He was joined in the hotel's the electrical switch box on! the Men, women and children rush- firemen and many auxiliary firepiled up heavy margins for quotas disclosed Saturday that idem tierDen u. noover. Thursday to give Peron a free l Imperial suite by Charles E.I stage of the amusement hall, it ed from nearby homes and farms men swelled the Provo force to hand to make any changes he Report President Eisenhower has order- Budcet Bureau, he said, is ex Bohlen. U. S. Ambassador to Rus- - broke quickly through the ceiling to help. As Provo firemen laid about 20 men. The Orem fire de See earlier story on page 18 I as a result of led "early and vigorous" action pected to make the first report and roof, and spread throughout and manned hose, Lake View partment also sent its equipment considers desirable sla. , to carry out most of the Hoover on progress with Various departthe revolt a week previously. Promptly at 5 p.m. iU.010T.OV and men and the higher price support connew of names the cabinet Commission recommendations for ments earlv next month. The and his party 'arrived. They Hose was run from two hy will not be announced trols would bring. which The Hoover Commission, officially Improving the government, whisked past the hotermaln en one on the corner near until next Kansas, the' nation's largest Thurs drants, its The commission has said ffoes out of business Monday at earliest, informtrance and entered via the hotel the other about ed sources and voted 39,035 for the the and 13 chapel producer the save reports said. They predicted, recommendations would day, has issued garage to minimize their contact to the south a while block on quotas Texas, another large this city 228 recommendations at least $2,000,000,000 year two men will that taxpayers top with the public and took a hotel 86.7 per cent for voted of Capt. Frank (Lefty), Cole of however, producer to the were rid effect. government ininto how all if the ministers of be put they replaced elevator to the 17th floor suite ' the Provo Fire Department said Wior 'and Minnesota's quotas Four margin So far there has been little ac- waste and inefficiency. and air. v where the meeting was held. 96 per cent North Dakota's more available water wouldn't was com , now At I being i other ait reports Ition nu... v. uonvemnE in me o mmuics have made much difference. "It be made public early count showed 94 per cent : The committee called for the conference were Dulles, Bohlen; for controls. had too big a start for us," Changes also are anticipated in aPtive eneouracement of un- - pletedwill just shortly. Molotov, Russian Amoassaaor to By WILLIAM GALBRATTH has been "a strange coincidence he said. "That fire just couldn't the less important ministries of biased citizens of both parties" The commission held its final Many of the smaller states, u ' u WASHINGTON (UP) Senate in this' attack." He said there was be stopped." education, communications ana to help put the proposals into ef- meeting here Friday night. It where wheat 'is not the bread PonnWinan Tii4 such an attack on a U.S. plane Bishop Paul Taylor said the agriculture. THrm!. illicit etc. feet and thus give the nation "a marked the end of two years and butter crop, also either apof the in . Ivnowlann pynrpstnH on . . . . fire the before Manila . Conference the started Violiof not was quotas heavily or voted vicinity clear c.inr. It . aiAiATnw tetter government at a better work and the chairman and one proved immediately kj ha ani hie narrv them down Southeast Asia defense last fall, switch box and record player in why Peron would wish to replace price." warm a received by slight, margins. time president across the San Francisco Bay amusement Indiana showed Cole a 12 per cent inon the hall. (Continued fedFour) S. Capt. for his on Page He the back the "able, committee over the Clarence Navy praised patrol Borlenghi. pat Francis, plane vA. crease in "electri trouble the was agreed yes - votes over last era! police, along with the army chairman, said he has been as fair and patient leadership. u ....A Bering Sea was "deliberate.": not .c.,v, from all appearances. cal," dividual action-oand the government-sponsore- d sured that "relatively few" James A. Farley, former post year. "trigger streamliner, the City of San Other jsmall wheat - growing on Scene First of Federation for recommendations "will be master general and a commis- states Hoover Labor, on general iconunaea rage our; View was such as Georgia, Delaware, William of Lake Carr res the adsion member, presented their loyalty during the revolt in considered contrary to the tie tow newsmen that he did not South and one the Carolina went for on of the first no of know persons olution of know what the purpose might be. praise. "I the speech he broadcast to the ministration's program." Corn-statwife scene. Iowa approved His the fire quotas. who could have phoned but he professed to see a "strange He reported that Mr. Eisen- American alve nation Thursday night. ar He he when said Illinois gave as and same contribution quotas heavily the department. ft staff Ihower stressed the need for posi made ( United upwas 59.9 the rived fire cent a controls said. he shooting a Mr. at per Hoover, edge. Uve administration action has," See Pictures Pare 2 cameraman Al Waldron reported ,l ward from the area of the switch after he left Buenos Aires this box. coincidence" in Communist attacks some quarters there that week Vernon Scott, another of the on U.S. planes when international (Continued on Page Four) By UNITED PRESS the early discussions are in progress. As the hours ticked . slowly Lquickly arrivals, stated the blaze attic. spread through "It looks to me as though they away toward execution of conbe would "said it Bishop Taylor J03 merely indicated that this demned cop killer Don Jesse Neal w actttxtxt Trrl to estimate- - the hard pretty next week, defense counsel Sat is the crew list of the U.S. wavy of v.. a cold war is going to be urday told the Utah Supreme amount of the loss. "It will un Pa. (UP) GREENSBURG, natmi i,tw HomAH hv Snvt cost at least $150,000 doubtedly 1101 ne a New York of members UN Five new Court evidence would clear to said; fiehtef Jun 22 In the Bering Sea: Ne1 replace it. We will start Im were killed al a him were yesterday ' if PtCity family granted Lt. Richard H. Fischer, son of "e" mediately to raise money to re rammed automobile their when Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henry The White House and State De- - Neal is scheduled to die at build," he added KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP) plastic-lade- n tank a of the rear ) partment, however, refrained from sunrise July 1 for the slaying of IThe chapel which burned Sat Former President Harry S. Ttu Fischer, Pittsburgh, Pa. of east Irwin mile the a half truck Lt. David M. Lockhart, husband drawing any conclusions as to the Salt Lake Police Sergeant Owen urday was constructed about man arrived here Saturday from Interchance of the Pennsylvania of Patricia Caroline Lockhart, Ala- - intent of the attack or its likely T.i Farley in 1951. Appeals court 1902. It was remodeled the last San Francisco, pleased about . . Turnpike. on effect Four have repeatedly refused to grant time in 1938 and was redecorated both the UN meeting "and the forthcoming-Bimeda, Calif. Westmoreland County Coroner Lt George T, Sloan, son of Mr. conference pending an explanation Nears clemency pleas but lega only a few years ago. progress made on funds for the R. Check said there were maneuvers have kept, him alive A Joseph and Mrs.' George tT. Sloan, the Russians. Furniture Saved Truman library. in the new car op-- " no survivors four scheduled execu "Saddened ward members, many Mr. Truman said he thought land, Calif.. Secretary of State John Foster through erated tions of to Kowalsky, Dulles Benjamin son in the by G. the David Soviet Assard. matter, up put Ensign past. of them .carried most the UN meeting was ''successful 25, who apparently had been doz Mr. and Mrs. George Lo Assard, Foreign Minister V. M Molotov in Defense lawyers asked for a of the chapel furniture from the and enthusiastic." He added that ' a ing after driving all night Neal burning building. Saved were an the trip was very successful as meeting in San Fran- - new trial for the Terryrille, Conn. Aviation Mechanic Thaddeus Ma- - Cisco yesterday.' Molotov promised through issuance of a writ of electronic organ, two new elec far as he personally was con Kowalsky's brother, Abraham, : - tai.t!..l.l it coram nobis, application of which tric If..! and Abraham's daughter, 34, ranges the Relief Society had cerned. V The incident clouded the U.N has never been definitely ruled just purchased, chapel pews, the Mr. Truman said the Northern Oakland, Calif. Judith, 11, were sitting in the Aviation Technician Edward Ben-- 1 city and caused much speculation upon by the Utah Supreme Court. pulpit, etc. One new piano jus California Library Assn. pledged front seat. Benjamin's wife, ko, son of Mrs. Mary Benko, Chi--1 as to possible dampening effects The principle of coram nobis is recently purchased, was upstairs $100,000 toward the completion of Beatrice, 24, and the couple's on the Big Four "summit meet to afford a new trial if new evi- and was burned. "We jprobably the library in Independence after A. cago. daughter, Deborah, were in the rear seat. Aviation Technician Charles W. ing scheduled for July 18 dence is found after the period could have saved it had we he spoke at a dinner of the group J The Shields, son of Charles Leo Shields, Asked if the incident should put for filing petition for a new trial thought about it In time' one in San Francisco. victims, who lived in the A area of New York, were Mich. States United the is In more on the Bronx Utah past. Clawson, guard filing period resident lamented. t He also received $5000 from the Aviation Technician John Fran- at the Big Four conference nex is five days. No injuries were .reported, air Junior Order of Mechanics,. Cin pronounced dead of "severely fractured" skulls upon arrival at cis Rump,, son of John William month, Knowiand said! r he believes The writ was sought on the though one youth barely missed cinnati O. Officials of the group his and VICTTJIIS--Abraha- m . Is already- on basis of evidence which Herbert being struck 34, ' the administration Westmoreland Kowalsky TRAGEDY (right), County Memorial' Rump, Maiden, Mass. and met the former president in San falling brick 1 f Monte Levy, attorney for the eves when heby got Aviation Ordnanceman Martin E. guard; - ' confused and Francisco because he was unable daughter, Judith (left) were among the five mem- Hospital. William D. Borland, 28, of American i Civil ' Liberties f Nion, ran In the wrong direction whe to attend one of their', meetings 1ers of a family killed Saturday when their car rammed the Same Bill Of Goods Berg, husband of Cecelia A. Berg, Benon the Pennsylvania turnpike. Kinzer, Pa., the truck driver, back of a tractor-trailAlameda, Calif. "They (the Russians) are going claimed has been discovered only people began to shout at him to in Cincinnati. fell told state police he did not see Aviation Ordnanceman Donald to try to sell the same old bill of recently. D. Frank WilHns, Salt move. asleep Abraham's apparent brother, Mr. Truman arrived here by jamin Kowalsky, E. Sonnek, son of .Edward A. Son-c:- eoods with new dressing, he said. Lake City, at I Only the gaunt, blackened brick air and motored to his independ while driving the car. Benjamin, his wife, Beatrice, and daugh- the car behind him while his (Continued oa Page Four) Minnesota Lake, Minn. Knowiand suggested that there torney, aided in the hearing. ter. Deborah, were also killed in the crash. (UP Telephoto). ence home. f ;i , ; .:. s ; fe; . at tace-io-ia- ce U.S. Plans For Bui Id li p Af r r m -- . I I - Steel-worke-rs 5, ee pro-disclos- the-Isla- nd v ed ! Sar-Ula- r- - I ' 170-ma- n. ; M super-charge- ' middle-of-the-ro- ad : Wheat Farmers all-Christi- an Give Approval To 756 Quotas - . Destroys Lake View Chapel As Efforts of 2 Fire Departments Fail Peron Seeks Man for Police Post two-win- l" rZ. .nriiIi forrWgh;Tyr,o SenneoiS? JJfSJ t Sf..lSS,!u ! i. I Ike Moves to Carry Out Hoover Suggestions j m iire-iiguu- ng . 1 1.1 ; j tn" tn- f;:" Off-shi- . wheat-produci- ng 42,-6- . : U.S: Officials Fear Plane Incident May Dampen Big Four Su mmit Talks A -- "7" 5 r if - I . rh.. - I n i 1 ff' , f Counsel Asks New Trial for Ned, Condemned Killer i Here's Crew List Of Navy Plane f . , . I e, Press-Movieto- ne Five Members Downed by Reds Truman Happy About Meet r of New York Family Killed As Automobile Rams Rear of Tank Truck re-tri- I g Ill Oak-Jfro- m " - wet-eye- d, i face-to-fa-ce 1 1 M Tt-- IL i T7 -- four-month-o- o . .1 , - i . i - ... old ' er . k, court-appoint- ld ed ' 98 |